The 10% That Saves Us: Why AI Still Has No Biography
Many claim that today’s AI can solve 90% of the problems put to it. That may be so, although I don’t have the empirical evidence needed…
Read article →Reflections on mediation, law, technology and the psychology of conflict.
Many claim that today’s AI can solve 90% of the problems put to it. That may be so, although I don’t have the empirical evidence needed…
Read article →This week, the business press picked up a debate that has been brewing in the legal sector for some time: the HR directors of the country’s…
Read article →The most effective social pressure is not the kind that pushes you towards one option. It is the kind that makes the other one invisible. On how social norms shape business decisions — and why mediation remains the invisible alternative.
Read article →The European Commission has published the Code of Practice on Transparency of AI-Generated Content, developed pursuant to Article 50 of the AI Act. For those of…
Read article →The AI Regulation is already in force. Prohibited practices, the 2026 timeline, and the steps your company must take before August.
Read article →A few days ago, on this very channel, I commented on the strategic risk of not having an LLM model developed by us (by the EU).…
Read article →“For to everyone who has, more will be given, and he will have an abundance; but from the one who does not have, even what he…
Read article →What if the real value of AI were not giving us correct answers, but allowing us to ask “stupid” questions? In corporate and high-level consulting environments,…
Read article →Generation Z has been nervous for a while. Unsettled. Worried. And they are starting to say it out loud. Two speakers were booed at graduation ceremonies…
Read article →For months we have been talking about productivity, automation, AI agents that manage emails and make decisions. And that is fine. It is a necessary conversation.…
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